Morgan Linton

Then you can just run Cloud in the terminal and you're good.

For people that are using the API, the one thing I did want to point out is there's a pretty cool new addition, which is called Adaptive Thinking.

also just to be clear because i'm seeing confusion on this too this is in the api this is not in cloud code itself but adaptive thinking just to show it here you're able to essentially pick the level of effort that you would like the model to use this is only going to work in four six by the way if you want to use like an effort level of max

And so here's kind of the different levels.

So with Max, Claude always thinks with no constraints on thinking depth.

It's Opus 4.6 only.

So requests using Max on other models are going to return an error.

So if you're calling the API and you set the effort level to Max and you get an error, then you're probably not

using Opus 4.6.

But here's the example where you can see if I'm calling the API, I set the model to Cloud Opus 4.6.

And then here's where I can set the effort.

And this is another thing.

If you're using existing API code, you may have the model of Opus 4.5.

And now you adjust the effort to max.

It gives you an error.

All you need to do is just bump the version and you're good.

But this is kind of a neat thing they've added to the API with 4.6 that's worth mentioning.

And then kind of the last thing I would say is just if you want to use split panes for agents.

So if you want agents to show up in different panes and you're using something like warp, just make sure to install tmux.

You can do this with brew install tmux.